guard duty

英 [ɡɑːd ˈdjuːti]

美 [ɡɑːrd ˈduːti]

防卫职责

英英释义

noun

• the duty of serving as a sentry
  1. he was on guard that night
  Synonym:guardsentry dutysentry go

双语例句

• The smartest men were told off guard duty at government house.
  最机灵的士兵被派到政府大厦值勤。
• The soldier thought he'd been given a raw deal when assigned to guard duty for the third time running.
  这个士兵认为，他连续3次被指派去执行警卫任务是不公正的。
• The physical fitness to people on guard duty is very important, so strengthening the physical training to the soldiers on guard duty has great significance.
  警卫勤务专业人员在执行任务的过程中对体能的需求十分重要，加强我军警卫勤务专业人员的体能培训，有着极大的现实意义。
• I realize how serious it is to fall asleep on guard duty, but executing such a young man seems so cruel.
  我知道放哨时睡觉有多严重，可是处决这样一个年轻人似乎很残酷。
• A guard who carries a halberd ( as a symbol of his duty).
  带着戟（作为他的职责的符号）的卫兵。
• Seeing the lamb with blood all over, Laba dropped its head, guilty like a guard blaming himself for breach of duty.
  看到血淋淋的羊羔，拉巴愧疚地垂下头，像一个自责失职的卫士。
• The one appointed for guard duty.
  被指派去站岗的那个人。
• For leaving his post, the guard was charged with neglect of duty.
  警卫由于擅自离岗而被指责玩忽职守。
• After he has ensured that his position and equipment maintenance has been done, he may be put on guard duty, or be ordered to participate in military or political training.
  士兵一旦确信所有的阵地和装备维护工作已经做完，他可能就会开始巡逻。
• The smartest men were told off guard duty at Government House. provision of logistic ( or administrative) support by one or more of the military services to one or more departments or agencies of the US government.
  美国服务于一个以上的部门和机构的政府机构提供的后勤（或行政）支持。